CAIN - Angels, Demons, and Vampires: The Truth of Cain and the Cost of Redemption (The First Curse Chronicles Book 1)

Cain – Angels, Demons, and Vampires

Book One of The First Curse Chronicles

Before there were kingdoms, before there were laws, before good and evil had names, there was Cain—the first child of humanity, the first son, and the first to be judged.

Born before his brother Abel, Cain should have inherited favor and purpose. Instead, he watched as Heaven chose differently. God accepted Abel’s offering and rejected his own—without explanation, without mercy. That single moment fractured more than a family. It reshaped creation itself.

Trained by angels and observed by Heaven, Cain wanted only one thing: to matter in a world where love felt conditional. When envy turns to violence, Cain commits the first murder and shatters Eden forever.

Cursed with immortality and cast into exile, Cain becomes something never meant to exist—neither angel nor demon, neither forgiven nor destroyed. Marked and banished, he is forced to walk the earth as history unfolds around him, carrying the weight of his crime through centuries of blood and regret.

As Lucifer’s rebellion ignites a catastrophic war in Heaven and Hell opens beneath the world, Cain is drawn into conflicts far greater than his original sin. Fighting alongside a small but formidable band of warriors—Samara, Luc, and Seth—Cain faces fallen angels, demonic hordes, and the growing consequences of his curse. Together, they fight battles that will decide the fate of mortals, angels, and monsters alike.

With every war fought and every life lost, Cain’s punishment evolves into something darker. His immortality twists, giving rise to ancient blood legends and the origins of vampires—beings born not of choice, but of consequence. Cain becomes myth, monster, and reluctant guardian, feared by mortals and hunted by both Heaven and Hell.

Yet immortality offers no escape from guilt.

Across centuries of war, loyalty, betrayal, and loss, Cain must confront the question that defines his eternal existence:

Was he damned for his crime…
or for daring to want more than he was given?

Cain – Angels, Demons, and Vampires is a dark, epic reimagining of biblical myth that blends fallen angels, supernatural warfare, tragic immortality, and moral ambiguity into a sweeping origin story of humanity’s first curse. Rich with visceral battles, complex characters, and philosophical depth, this novel explores envy, free will, redemption, and the unbearable cost of eternity.